No. 9 (2001)

No. 9 (2001)
Monday, Jan 19, 2004
Parainconsistency. Part III
This issue table of contents
Articles
Parainconsistency, or inconsistency tamed, investigated and exploited
Jerzy Perzanowski
5-24
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Some results on Jaśkowski’s discursive logic
Lafayette de Moraes, Jair Minoro Abe
25-33
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A new axiomatization of Jaśkowski's discussive logic
Vladimir L. Vasyukov
35-46
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A comparison of two approaches to parainconsistency: Flemish and Polish
Marek Nasieniewski
47-74
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A completeness proof in full DDL
Krister Segerberg
77-90
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Logic of classical refutability and class of extensions of minimal logic
Sergei P. Odintsov
91-107
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Logic and groups
Francesco Paoli
109-128
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A meta-interpreter based on paraconsistent legal knowledge engineering
Jair Minoro Abe, Leonardo Pujatti
129-136
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Conflict without contradiction: paraconsistency and axiomatizable conflict toleration hierarchies in Evidence Logic
Don Faust
137-151
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The problem of formalization of some nonstandard semantics
Elena D. Smirnova
153-157
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Horwich's minimalist conception of truth: Some logical difficulties
Sten Lindström
161-181
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Parainconsistency of credibility-based belief states
Anna Gomolińska
183-198
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Some remarks on Hartry Field's notion of “logical consistency”
Krzysztof Wójtowicz
199-212
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